vaibkv

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by vaibkv 5y ago
Thank you so much! This looks like exactly what I need as well. I'll give it a go. I wonder though if there's something similar available for AWS or GCP.
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by vaibkv 5y ago
But are these hands-on?
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Ask HN: Recommendations for Learning Distributed Microservices?
3 points by vaibkv 5y ago|6 comments
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by vaibkv 5y ago
Yes! Same thing happened to me too. Joined a non-faang company recently and recruiter messages dropped to almost nil. Pretty sure its because I started a new job.
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by vaibkv 5y ago
I'd like to collaborate on this too. lmk if you have any cool ideas.
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by vaibkv 8y ago
Pick up a good book and start to do the problems. Examples of good books are Sedgewick, Siena, etc. Stop with all the online videos and blogs.
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by vaibkv 8y ago
Sure, we have a team just like you mentioned. Quiet, no stupid gossips, etc. Focused on work and individual contribution. Very less to almost no meetings for developers. We always for look for creatively solving the problems, rather than pr
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by vaibkv 9y ago
HN is sounding more and more like Quora these days.
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by vaibkv 9y ago
Don't you get tired after work to go to studies straight away? And no exercise?
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by vaibkv 9y ago
CompTIA Network+ is a great suggestion it seems! Thank you.
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by vaibkv 9y ago
Interesting! But this seems to be a run down of low level socket details rather than a lay of the networking land I am looking for. Thanks for the suggestion though!
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Ask HN: How to learn Computer Networking for everyday computing?
18 points by vaibkv 9y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: How to learn Computer Networking for everyday computing?
1 points by vaibkv 9y ago|0 comments
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by vaibkv 10y ago
You need to pick up problems and do them. Pick up a problem and learn the math for it, then code it, and then if you like, publish it or blog about it. You only learn a subject by doing problems. So, you need to think about the list of prob
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by vaibkv 10y ago
Yes, that's the one.
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by vaibkv 10y ago
Here's a tentative plan- 1. Do fully AndrewNg's course from Coursera 2. Do a course called AnalyticsEdge by MIT folks from edx.org. I can't recommend this course highly enough. It's a gem. You will learn practical stuff
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by vaibkv 10y ago
I am trying to reach a point where I can say - "Hey! Look I've designed this highly scalable website" to satiate my own hunger for this knowledge. And I know that one can't possible cover all (and maybe not even a lot) s
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by vaibkv 10y ago
Yes, thank you for your response. Yes, I know about highscalability.com and such websites but the overview they give is very high level. I am looking to build something similar to the 6.171 MIT course - really hands on and concrete.
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Ask HN: Anyone who knows where to learn about designing scalable apps from?
3 points by vaibkv 10y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: How popular is pramp.com for interview practice?
2 points by vaibkv 10y ago|0 comments
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by vaibkv 10y ago
Why don't you try and read some research papers on this topic and then decide how you would want to build your algorithm? Some links - http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.co... http:/&#
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Ask HN: Where do I find a new petitioner for my H1-B if I have a I 797 approval?
2 points by vaibkv 11y ago|0 comments
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by vaibkv 11y ago
My father who works for 18 hours a day and Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam - the Missile Man and Former President of India. I recently met him.